How to enter pre-reqs taken post graduate degree

[nessvannoy]

I went back to school this last school year to take some pre-reqs I needed to apply for PA school.  I already have both a bachelor's and master's degree.  My question is how to enter the pre-req courses.  Should I list them as post-bacc, or as senior grade level?

[AliB]

Per the CASPA FAQ, all undergrad courses after you receive your bachelors are post-bacc.

[nessvannoy]

Thanks so much!  I spent a good portion of time on the FAQs, and could not find any information on this.  I listed them as post-bacc, just want to minimize the chance that I have errors when they evaluate my transcript! :)

[AliB]

It's under 'Select Academic Status' in the section 'How to Enter a Term' under 'How to Enter Coursework'.

[nessvannoy]

Found it!  Thanks so much!  Is graduate GPA calculated separately from undergraduate GPA?  Sorry for all the questions, this is my first time applying! :)

[AliB]

It is.  Look at the "College Year-Level GPAs and Science vs Non-Science", under "Verification: GPA Calculations" and you'll see an example laid out.  Cumulative Undergrad and/or Overall are the GPAs that many schools use in their initial screenings. The nice thing about the by year (plus post-bacc) layout is that it's easy to see trends (hopefully upward!) and that can help tremendously if you had a rocky start.  

 

FYI, my situation sounds similar to yours; I had a bachelors in business and a masters in comp science prior to going back to take pre-reqs as post-bacc for PA school.